Pre-Hire Insurance checks???

There was a thread here a few weeks ago that kind of took a slight detour from its original topic & quickly talked about whether companies that hire drivers actually check insurance records for accidents etc.

I know that companies check DAC, Hire Right & MVR records etc. But, the question was never really answered in the other thread I don't think, whether companies can or even have the:
Data base or,
legal right etc, etc
to check insurance records nation wide & across all insurance companies to check insurance claims on individual drivers.

We know that DMV, Hire Right & DAC can & do contain any REPORTED accident/claim. However, we know that some accidents are not reported. Lets say that a driver has an accident in a private parking lot & exchanges info but doesn't call law enforcement for a report. They simply exchange info & leave it to the insurance companies to work out.
(Just FYI in some states, even if law enforcement does show up for an accident on private property, they only fill out an incident report & its never turned into the state... so, there is NO report of this from DMV, DAC or Hire Right.)

Here is the question that is in my mind.
Do companies hiring a driver run a nationwide request for insurance claims.... OR is there even a way to make this request to all insurance companies, just by submitting the drivers name /info etc????

 

I am not arguing or discounting your statement because I dont know. But it does repeat over & over, "personal" property, claims, etc. It also says "your" insurance. It indicates to me that if its a business, it gives their report..... indicating a report on the company profile/claims/insurance history. It doesnt indicate to me that it provides information on a driver for that company. Again, I dont know, I am just bringing up a point/question.

As @Socal Xpress posted, I am going to see if I can find anything on the Commercial Clue Report site.

I appreciate everyone's input so far... thanks.

Just because its free, I ordered my report.

 

As I am understanding the Commercial Clue site, it is primarily used for company to company type situations... underwriting, company liabilities, buying other companies, that sort of thing. Its truly more of a commercial report. It clearly states that it can not be used for employment purposes.